Navigating Scientific Resources & Staying Organized

Making It Easier to Write a Ph.D. Dissertation, Article, or Proposal

Date and time	Format and language	For
Wednesday, March 4 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.  (60 min)	Webinar in English	All students, PhD candidates

Webinars are free of charge and you do not need to be registered with the library. We will send you detailed instructions for connecting to the given webinar by email after the registration.

Curious about how to find the most relevant scientific resources for your research? How to recognize the high-quality ones? Wondering about how to stay organized while managing countless references, articles, and notes? This webinar offers practical strategies and tools for searching for, reading, and effectively managing academic sources.

Who should participate?

This webinar is designed for anyone interested in improving their skills in finding, evaluating, and managing resources efficiently. Whether you are just starting your research journey, working on a dissertation, or writing your first scientific article, this session is primarily designed for early-stage researchers – while still offering useful insights for more experienced scholars.

What topics will be covered?

Learn how to conduct literature reviews for your dissertation or articles and how to organize yourself throughout this process. Topics include (but are not limited to): 

• Effective Searching Techniques – refining searches using advanced tools and strategies
• Accessing hard-to-find full-text resources
• Strategies for smart reading and effective resource management
• Understanding types of academic sources
• Presenting research outputs

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Slides and other presented materials will be available on NTK Moodle for Early Career Researchers.